i'll be buying a minidisc recorder, me and fifer are gonna go down, he's got one aswell so we'll have two recordings of the gig and i'll put them together and do some editing and have a great recording if were not at the front going completly mad with new material.

also been reading and all that about the best place for a gig to stand, about 20 meters from the stage is suposidly the prime point for great recording and performance. i dono i'll be at the front

no...20 meters is waaaaaaaaaaaaaay toooooooo close....if you are within 150 feet of the stage you will end up with a load of distorted shit.

try to center on the stage...it depends on your mic...if you are using a stereo or mono

right around the sounboard area is usually good but no closer...my first attempt at recording the prodigy i was way to close and the bass killed it...

you cant really go crazy at the gig and record it as well....minidiscs are sensitive and you cant be jumping around and going mad or it wont record

good luck and i hope you get something good...like some new tracks

well we have recordings of the first time breathe was played ( ) but lets not talk about that, liams got really good a live gigs, he won't mess it up like before herd songs, and surley to god i can't be the reason for nothing being played because im just one person, the result would mine thousands of people disapointed at the festival.

liam uses ableton, basicly he can make the whole song and then set up differnt parts of the song, action radar is a good example, you'll notice it kicks in a differen't times and the voice goes up to normal pitch at a certain time too, abletone gives u full control over when playing live, he picks when certain parts of songs play.

if he were to play somthing new it will sound amazing to us all, were the bk crew for fucks sake, im not gonna spam the whole new live tune on youtube or somthing because its just daft, instead i share it here with "ALL" the people who have gave me live clips, they done me a favour so im doing one back so to say, liam played an old 80's tune (Final Countdown), normal people would laugh at this and ask why the prodigy would play it, but were like "aww man those beats are the fucking best, come oonn give us new shit"

i have respect for alot of people, one being liam, i'd not host my shit everywere and say yeah brilliant now everyones gonna go like "yay coggles massive respect to you bro" i don't want that, if i did i would have the SECC gig everywere, brainkiller, youtube etc etc etc etc, but i don't. if liam plays somthing new great for us and news.

but since u said so ehacker, me and fifer wont record the gig for you and we'll keep our mouths shut about new material

but since u said so ehacker, me and fifer wont record the gig for you and we'll keep our mouths shut about new material

I'm still thinking that some professional amatur recording in loseless format should hit the Dime or other community like that..

How did you record it though mate? In auto or manually?

no...20 meters is waaaaaaaaaaaaaay toooooooo close....if you are within 150 feet of the stage you will end up with a load of distorted shit.

try to center on the stage...it depends on your mic...if you are using a stereo or mono

right around the sounboard area is usually good but no closer...my first attempt at recording the prodigy i was way to close and the bass killed it...

you cant really go crazy at the gig and record it as well....minidiscs are sensitive and you cant be jumping around and going mad or it wont record

good luck and i hope you get something good...like some new tracks

i have a sony so it may not be the same for other brands but here is what i do...

i put the mic sensitivity setting (on the md) to high...my md does not require a powered mic...the mic input is powered by the md recorder itself...make sure your recorder has a mic in input

i use the auto limiting setting...i tried to do it manually but it is hard to get it correct...if you use the warm up act for a sound level it does not turn out corrrect because the prodigy are always much louder than then anyone else...so auto is the way to go

my sony can use the high capacity 1gig discs so i record in pcm format which gives you 1 hour 34 minutes...more than enough for a prodigy set at a festival